According to Conner, spiritual fellowship among believers precedes identity as a church. Are you a vital part of a fellowship of believers?

W. T. Conner’s focus touches on the prophecies of the Spirit’s coming, but he ultimately revels in the power available to believers in the Spirit. Conner does not remain rapt at Pentecost but points on to the Spirit-filled life of service. The Spirit is a sovereign gift given by God to men.

W. T. Conner taught that salvation from beginning to end is attributed to the Spirit of God in relation to Christ. Conner’s warm-hearted evangelical doctrine harmonizes with the New Hampshire Confession and its related confessional statement, the Baptist Faith & Message. Southwestern Seminary’s founder, B. H. Carroll ensured that professors subscribed to such Christ-centered beliefs.

Assurance is rooted in the Spirit of adoption. When believers consciously possess the Spirit of God, W. T. Conner argues, they are delivered from fear and legalism. Believers are more than slaves to law. Believers are adopted children of God. We can be sure of that!

Some assert the relation of the Spirit of God to man’s saving renewal is the great distinguishing mark between mens’ unique understandings of Christian Doctrine. Conner’s assessment brings clarity to the terminology and to the relationship between God’s Spiritual leading and man’s response in faith.

W. T. Conner understood the Spirit’s act of making men realize their sin and seek after righteousness as a personal leading. When we ask “What should we do?” the inspired Scriptures reply “Repent and be baptized!”

John chronicles the coming of the Holy Spirit to God’s people (Jn 1:32-34; 15:26; 20:19-23). W. T. Conner helps students see the Spirit as Christ’s spiritual presence.

Jesus was baptized, worked miracles, and preached in the anointing of the Holy Spirit. Learn from W. T. Conner the danger of rejecting the Spirit of God.

W. T. Conner taught that the Spirit of God is a personal helper or companion. He has a mind, feelings, and a will. We experience Him personally through holiness, guidance, and calling.

We often read about the Spirit of God in the Old and New Testament. Discover the energy and power of God as we unpack the nature of the Holy Spirit.